Word: gov
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There were also present many prominent Boston men, the members of the Corporation and many of the Overseers, Gov. Wolcott, President Crafts of the Institute of Technology, Mrs. Agassiz, and Mr. John Fiske. Among the members of the Faculty who were present were Professor Shaler, Dean Briggs, Professor J. M. Pierce, Dr. Coolidge, Asst. Professor Wendell, and Asst. Professor Morgan...
Best general references: A. R. Conklin: City Gov't in the U. S., Chaps. I, III, XIX; James Bryce, Amer. Common-wealth I, Chaps. L, LI; C. W. Eliot, Forum XII, 165; T. N. Hart; N. A. Review...
Best general references: Bryce, American Commonwealth, Pt. 3, chs. 62, 63; John F. Dillon, Munic. Corporations, pp. 30-34; Seth Low, Municipal Gov't in U. S.; Josiah Quincy, Munic. History of Boston; Conklin, Munic. Gov't in U. S., pp. 31-2; A. P. Wilder, Munic. Problem...
...Gov. Wolcott was next introduced and said in brief: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Harvard College have lived in amity and mutual obligation for two hundred and sixty years. You bring with you youth and vigor. On her part, this commonwealth, with Bunker Hill, Lexington Common and Plymouth Rock, speaks to your hearts and the hearts of all Americans as do few of her sister states. Whatever success you win must in part look back to Cambridge and to the commonwealth...
...officers for the evening have been definitely decided upon. Gov. Roger Wolcott has finally decided to preside. The judges, as before announced in the CRIMSON, will be Professor Davis R. Dewey of Technology, Professor Franklin H. Giddings of Columbia, and Judge E. A. Aldrich of the U. S. Circuit Court...